Sentence examples for good filled from inspiring English sources

Tiramisù was the rich, creamy variety; the Key lime and fruit tartlet, though far from classic, was good, filled with the usual tangy Key lime custard, but covered with fresh berries and tropical fruit like papaya.

Like the cheese steak, it was smaller than standard sub size but surprisingly good, filled with salami, ham, American and Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato and capicola, a spicy ham, here with quite a kick.

Less remarkable he may be, but his new album Bombshell is still very good: filled with insights into domestic bliss, the quality of his songs has lately won him a major deal.

This follow-up is just as good, filled with vivid numbers drawing on folk and country and blues for a...well, a bone-rattlin' hoedown that is infectious and moving and just plain fun.

Jimmy Garoppolo looked good filling in for Tom Brady in New England.

Humans are a much better judge of what makes fun and "good" fill than a computer.

Now the question is: is it unique with "good" fill (I put that in quotes because I feel that "good" is a very subjective thing)?

These days more and more people are buying maps because they look good, fill walls and come at the right price.

Not only did Mr. Good fill his choreography with forceful gestures, but he also emphasized the face and made dancers' mouths open, as if crying out.

It tastes good, fills them up and never disappoints.

These were watch movements featuring two or more figures giving each other a good, filling Hardee's breakfast either on command or at a set time.